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Help with NHS costs

Students in full-time education who are under the age of 19 are automatically entitled to full help with health costs (except hospital travel, in which case they can apply to the Low Income Scheme).

Students aged 19 and over entering higher education generally have access to their own resources and are no longer classed as dependant children. They can apply to the Low Income Scheme the same as all other adults to see if the qualify for help.

Claims are made using a HC1 Claim Form which you can request here.

The HC1 form can be used to claim help with NHS Prescriptions; NHS Dental Treatment; NHS wigs and fabric supports; sight tests, glasses and contact lenses; and travel to hospital for NHS treatment.

More information can be found in the HC11 - Help with Health Costs - Quick Guide for Students which you can view here.

 
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